Mystery Yacht Drama Unfolds in Leghorn Harbor
An English consul in Leghorn investigates a grounded yacht the Lola owned by Philip Hornby. Suspicion grows over a captain of the port, bribe attempts, a hidden armory aboard, and a missing photograph of a young Englishwoman as authorities race to uncover motive and owners. The vessel departs suddenly with unknown owners, leaving a web of intrigue.
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Signore
Meloria
Francesco
Leghorn
Francesc Carducci
Frank Hutcheson
England
Bertram Cavendish
Florence
Hutcheson
Carducci
Philip Hornby
Woodcroft Park
Somerset
Brook's
Lola
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Smyrna
Tain
Nasi's
Chater
Hornby
Dundee
Board of Trade
Mackintosh
Wilsons
Hull
Baltic
Bibbys
Felucca
Royal Yacht Squadron
Hylton Chater
Gordon Gregg
Mr. Gregg
Ardenza
Dogana
Cork Yacht Club
London
Gregg
New Bond Street
Orlando
Zante
Chio
Admiralty
Foreign Office
Signore Commendatore
Lloyd's
Signore Hornby
Brook's Club
Fife
Spezia
Unnaturalized Aliens in Pennsylvania 1910 Census
Washington May 8 741610 foreign born white males twenty one years and over in Pennsylvania in 1910. 367766 or 49.6 percent had not taken first steps toward naturalization. 1900 figures show 146517 or 30.2 percent. Major nationalities listed with high percentages. Urban residents 502259 or 67 percent. rural 239351 or 31 percent. Among cities 45.6 percent and rural 57.9 percent had not taken first papers. Further figures for large cities follow.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
China to Appeal to U S and Powers Over Ultimatum Crisis
Beijing reports indicate China will appeal to the United States Great Britain Russia and France amid the crisis with Japan. Tokyo demands were not withdrawn and an ultimatum was to be delivered, while China offered limited concessions on Shantung Manchuria and related railway and land issues.
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Pekin
United States
Great Britain
Russia
France
New Republic
Japan
China
Legation
Tokio
Foreign Office
Tsao Yuhn
Tsao Yulin
Winter Palace
Yuan Shi-Kai
Shantung Province
Germany
Manchuria
Mongolia
Nan Chang
Shantung
Tsing-Tau
Sunlight vital for plants and human wellbeing
The article asserts sunlight is essential for most plants and nearly as important for people as fresh air. It warns against blocking sun with curtains or nearby trees, notes sun exposure boosts mood and health, and mentions sun baths aid skin function and resist minor illnesses.
Frye Prize Court Declined by U S
Washington reports mutual agreement with Germany on indemnity for owners of the William P. Frye sunk by Prinz Eitel Friedrich. Germany accepts liability under a 1828 treaty but rejects a prize court ruling and the Declaration of London. US says London not applicable and suggests German embassy diplomacy to settle terms.
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Washington
Foreign Office
State Department
Germany
United States
William P. Frye
Prinz Eitel Freidrich
Prussia
London
Shi
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